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oldschoolfool said:
TheRealMafoo said:
Here is Novel's response. My guess is tools like MonoTouch are unaffected.

http://www.mono-project.com/newstouch/archive/2010/Apr-09.html

My guess is what Apple is trying to stop, are tools that do not use Apples APIs. So for example, a button needs to be a button from Apples UI tool set, and not a button from Flash's tool set.

I can understand that, and see why Apple wants to control that sort of thing.


okay thanks for that deep insight. lol

I am a developer, and thinking about making an App, so it matters to me. I most likely will use MonoTouch, as C# I know very well. Objective-C I would need to learn a little better (I have written a program in it, but man is it different).

Some things I have grown to love, is stuff like memory management. In C#, I never have to think about it. In Objective C, I need to keep track of that stuff myself.

Tools like MonoTouch are awesome. Losing them, would be a big blow to developers, and would just make me not write an app, as apposed to learning Objective-C.